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A conversation (with Kinship Collective) with Brandi Miller, a Seattle-based theologian and storyteller doing the work of de-colonizing and de-constructing theology from the margins as a Black Queer woman. She hosts a podcast titled “Re-Claiming My theology,” where she and various guests do the liberating work of re-imagining a theology that is free from patriarchy, white supremacy, homophobia, ableism, and so much more.

Information: 310.275.0123 or info@allsaintsbh.org or www.allsaintsbh.org

All Saints’ Choir will perform "Pilgrims’ Hymn" by Stephen Paulus; Preces & Responses by Gerre Hancock; Magnificat and Nunc dimittis (Mt. St. Alban) by David Hogan; and "The Beatitudes" by Arvo Pärt. A reception will follow.

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Conducted by Maxim Eshkenazy. Free. Livestream and on demand at GreatMusicLA.org.

Each year, thousands of homeless people die on the streets of our nation due to illness, exposure or violence, many from Pasadena, without the dignity and respect they deserve. Please join us Monday, March 6, at 6:00 p.m. in the Church, as we honor and acknowledge their lives and membership in the human family. For more information and/or to provide the name of someone you know who has lost their life on the streets (so they can be acknowledged in the service), contact Melissa Hayes at 626.583.2725 or mhayes@allsaints-pas.org.

Information: 310.540.1722

The mutual ministry of St. Andrew's and Christ Church, Redondo Beach, invite all to this candlelit service of music, meditation and prayer. Taizé services will be held in-person or online throughout the year. Online services available here.

Featuring John Walz, principal cellist of the L.A. Opera, and pianist Milos Velkovic in a program of Schumann and Dvorak, with a bit of bassoon from William Wood in between. Selections include: Schumann's Adagio & Allegro, op. 70; "Andante" from Mozart's Sonata for bassoon & cello; and Dvorak's Sonatine, op. 100 (arr. Walz) 

$10 suggested donation at the door or online at Trinity's donate page (select "Noon Concerts" from the drop-down menu.)

St. John's Cathedral invites the diocesan community to a special service celebrating the life and ministry of the Rt. Rev. Barbara Clementine Harris, late bishop suffragan of the Diocese of Massachusetts and first woman bishop in the Anglican Communion. The service is sponsored by the H. Belfield Hannibal chapter of the Union of Black Episcopalians (UBE) and the Program Group on Black Ministry of the Diocese of Los Angeles. Bishop John Harvey Taylor will be the celebrant; the Rev. Canon Lynn Collins, first vice president of the church-wide UBE, will preach. A video invitation is here.

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Choir of St. James’, James Buonemani, director. Free. Livestream and on demand at GreatMusicLA.org.

A Lessons & Carols format, alternating between readings, anthems, and congregational hymns, featuring T.S. Eliot’s Ash Wednesday and choral selections sung by the choirs of Blessed Sacrament and St. Andrew's Episcopal churches, Luminaria, Acacia Choir, and the California Children’s Chorus. Donations will be welcome to support Blessed Sacrament’s music ministry and California Children’s Chorus.

Dinner at 6 p.m., followed by the service at 7 p.m. Preacher: The Rev. Dominique Nicolette Piper. Featuring the Chicago-based Adrian Dunn Singers, a group of 12 professional musicians of diverse musical backgrounds. Sponsored by the Program Group on Black Ministry of the Diocese of Los Angeles and the H. Belfield Hannibal chapter of the Union of Black Episcopalians. 

The series of Lenten services began on March 8 at St. Barnabas' Church, Pasadena, and will continue on March 22 at Church of the Advent, Los Angeles; and on March 29 at St. Timothy's Church, Compton. A video invitation from Bishop John Harvey Taylor is here.

Begun many years ago at the ecumenical French monastic community called Taizé,these services, with candlelight and singing of chants, are a wonderful way to refresh in the midst of a busy week.

An all-string quartet program, this concert will showcase new music by Grammy award winning composer, Caroline Shaw, music by Princeton composition professor Juri Seo, and masterpieces by Anton Webern and Franz Schubert, featuring a roster of young professional musicians based in Los Angeles. Celebrating its inaugural season, Laós Chamber Music is a new concert series led by Dustin Seo, founder and artistic director. In addition to its core season performances at Church of Our Saviour, Laós Chamber Music also collaborates with the other Church of Our Saviour ministries, including programming at Jubilee Homes sober living and Our Saviour Center in El Monte. 

Sung by the women of St. Luke's Choir and invited guests. Directed by Kent B. Jones.

Information: 310.275.0123 or info@allsaintsbh.org or www.allsaintsbh.org

All Saints' own Collin Boothby, in his first solo recital at the church, presents Clavierübung III, Johann Sebastian Bach’s monumental organ mass, bookended by the famous ‘St. Anne’ Prelude and Fugue in E-flat. Some of Bach’s finest chorale preludes are included in the collection, which contains pairs for each tune, representing Luther’s large and small catechisms. Tickets: $20 (students & seniors $10). Admission free with Music Guild donor season pass.

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Free. Livestream and on demand at GreatMusicLA.org.

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The Choir of St. John’s Cathedral, in collaboration with the Pennington Dance Group, will offer a special Lenten performance. This unique experience will pair the medieval composer Guillaume de Machaut’s Messe de Nostre Dame with contemporary Estonian minimalist Arvo Pärt’s stunning De Profundis. Performed by candlelight in the historic Romanesque architecture of St. John’s Cathedral, this performance is free of charge, and not to be missed. All are welcome. Reception to follow.

Dinner at 6 p.m., followed by the service at 7 p.m. Preacher: The Rev. Stacey Forte-Dupré. Sponsored by the Program Group on Black Ministry of the Diocese of Los Angeles and the H. Belfield Hannibal chapter of the Union of Black Episcopalians. 


The series of Lenten services began on March 8 at St. Barnabas' Church, Pasadena, and will continue on March 22 at Church of the Advent, Los Angeles; and on March 29 at St. Timothy's Church, Compton. A video invitation from Bishop John Harvey Taylor is here. 

Information here or 310.573.7422

Ukrainian-born Pianist Inna Faliks joins the Chamber Orchestra at St. Matthew’s under the direction of Dwayne S. Milburn. The program also will include Two Pieces for Small Orchestra by Frederick Delius and Molly on the Shore by Percy Grainger. Tickets: $35 or Music Guild Season Pass. 

Information: 805.646.1885.

The Seeds of Vandana Shiva tells the story of the daughter of a Himalayan forest conservator who becomes a fierce eco-activist and protector of the international natural seed saving organic farming movements. The film’s director, Ojai resident Jim Becket, will attend and answer questions. There will be a free will offering taken at the door.

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In celebration of the 150th anniversary of the birth of Sergei Rachmaninoff, one of the most popular composers of the 20th century, concert pianist Nicholas Galinaitis will perform a variety of music including the famous second sonata in B-flat minor, Op. 36, a piece heavily influenced by the second sonata of Chopin and made famous by pianists Vladimir Horowitz and Van Cliburn. Sergei Rachmaninoff, an émigré from Russia who lived in Beverly Hills in the 1940s, has a special place in Galinaitis’s repertoire. He has been playing music of Rachmaninoff ever since he first heard and fell in love with it at age 14. Since 2018, he has committed himself to learning the complete solo works. He is deeply committed to exploring the musical possibilities in performing this passionate and virtuosic music, and is excited to share works, both well-known and lesser-known, with audiences everywhere.

Organist David York will be joined by cellist George Bullock in a concert featuring music for the Lenten season by J.S. Bach, Felix Mendelssohn and Camille Saint-Saëns and Raymond Haan.

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Free. Livestream and on demand at GreatMusicLA.org.